Vermillion Tributary Paired Cropland – Site 1 (US-VT1)

Note: This tower is located on a farm that uses cover crops! 🍃

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US-VT1 (US-VT1) measures carbon, water, and energy fluxes in a no-till corn–soybean rotation on an actively managed farm in the Midwest.

Data for this site are available on AmeriFlux (US-VT1)

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Forecast

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Note: This forecast is sourced from a general western Indiana weather station

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<strong>Please note:</strong> In order to provide data with minimal latency (near real-time) for stakeholder use, the data provided here is in a raw format. This means it has not undergone any quality control and only minimal statistical processing (i.e., sums and averages).

Select your time period of interest to see the data in a table format:

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Daily Data Table: Units: Precipitation (sum, inches); Temperature (average, °F); Soil Water Content (soil_water_Avg.1.; averaged volumetric water fraction (m³/m³))

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Weekly Data Table: Units: Precipitation (sum, inches); Temperature (average, °F); Soil Water Content (soil_water_Avg.1.; averaged volumetric water fraction (m³/m³))

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Monthly Data Table: Units: Precipitation (sum, inches); Temperature (average, °F); Soil Water Content (soil_water_Avg.1.; averaged volumetric water fraction (m³/m³))

  <strong>Please note:</strong> In order to provide data with minimal latency (near real-time) for stakeholder use, the data provided here is in a raw format. This means it has not undergone any quality control and only minimal statistical processing (i.e., sums and averages).
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Long Term Data

This plot is showing the daily data for rainfall, minimum and maximum temperature, and average soil moisture. Each variable is interactive - just click the variable name and see!

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Units: Precipitation (sum, inches); Temperature (average, °F); Soil Water Content (soil_water_Avg.1.; averaged volumetric water fraction (m³/m³))

Please note: In order to provide data with minimal latency (near real-time) for stakeholder use, the data provided here is in a raw format. This means it has not undergone any quality control and only minimal statistical processing (i.e., sums and averages).

For Data Managers

Flux towers take a lot of different kinds of data. Just click your variable of interest to see the pattern across the entire period of data collection!

Please note: In order to provide data near real-time, the data provided here is in a raw format and has not undergone any quality control.

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